Alessia Morelli · Digital educator
Coding and artificial intelligence
for schools, teachers and families
Workshops for early years and primary schools, teacher training and online courses for children: logic, creativity and digital skills, learned by doing.
What sets me apart
Computational thinking
Playful, inclusive and suitable for all abilities. Never boring.
Curriculum-aligned
Tailored to your school's curriculum with clear learning outcomes.
Real robotics
Lego, Makey Makey, real circuits. Tangible, hands-on learning.
About me
Alessia Morelli
Digital educator and STEAM trainer
For more than three years I have been designing and delivering workshops in coding, robotics and STEAM for early years and primary schools. I have worked with over 300 children across more than 12 schools, always with a playful and inclusive approach.
My passion is demystifying technology: helping children discover that coding isn't just for "geniuses", but a creative tool anyone can pick up.
16
Workshops delivered
300+
Children engaged
12+
Schools reached
3-11
Age range
What I can offer your school
Bee-Bot robotics
First steps into robotics and directional language with Bee-Bot floor robots, for children aged 3 to 7
Coding unplugged
Screen-free coding activities that build computational thinking through games, stories and movement
Pixel art & coding
Creative cross-curricular activities linking art, coordinates and the basics of coding for primary classes
Publications
My books
Coding and Computational Thinking in the Early Years
A practical guide for teachers of five- and six-year-olds to introduce computational thinking without screens: dozens of unplugged activities with low-cost materials, planning tools and ready-to-use classroom resources.
Coding and computational thinking in primary school (in Italian)
A full school year of unplugged coding for the first two primary years (ages 6-8), with step-by-step activities and photocopiable worksheets.
Little Coders - Coding without screens
A practical guide to introduce children to coding through unplugged activities, with no digital devices. For children 3-10.
Frequently asked questions
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Proud participant in the European initiative
I champion coding in schools as a regular participant in Europe Code Week, the European Commission initiative that promotes computational thinking among children and young people across the EU.
Available for Erasmus+ collaborations, eTwinning projects and international school partnerships.
Code Week 2026: on 21 October, “Piccoli esploratori digitali – Coding Challenge”, an unplugged team coding challenge for children in their last year of preschool, with three stations: what a computer is made of, binary, and algorithms.
See the activity on Europe Code Week→Method & credentials